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Article: Biking Sedona's red rock country. (Sedona, Arizona)
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- Sunset
- Article date:
- January 1, 1991
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Visitors alighting in the red rock country near Sedona, Arizona, can now rent mountain bikes to take them deeper into this world of water-carved, rose-colored sandstone. An open-air tour of the dramatic pinnacles and spires 2 hours north of Phoenix can quicken the pulse and refresh the spirit-a great antidote to too much indoor holidaying. You can ride up through winter-thinned cottonwoods in several local canyons; the Forest Service office in town, at 225 Brewer Road, can offer some suggestions. But avoid cycling the narrow, twisting, and heavily used highway up Oak Creek Canyon unless you can do it early on a weekday morning, when the traffic is lightest. For a moderate ...
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